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 Member 8785 Level 28.07 Jun 2006 
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Since most interference (from my experience) does not come from microwaves and cell phones, other possibilities might be neighbors in the area who are using a wireless network on the same channel. This can probably be solved by changing the channel that your router transmits on(Wireless routers do not operate at exactly 2.4 GHz. They usually have 12 channels which vary by a certain percentage of the frequency).
Another, but less likely possibility, is someone who has a cordless phone operating at 2.4 GHz. However, since I am interpreting that this happens more often than would be reasonable for someone to get phone calls, this does not seem to be the case. Also, what sort of signal strength are you getting? In my experience(again), signals that are at 50% or less tend to pop in and out of service a lot. Jam it back in, in the dark.
Last edited by packrat; Jun 26, 2006 at 03:20 PM.
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Member 8785 Level 28.07 Jun 2006
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Eleo and rendr: Can you isolate what exactly gets knocked out? Does the wireless connection die only? Or does the router or modem die? I too have experienced this, and after a great deal of experimentation, the problem appeared to be solved for me.
How long does utorrent run before you start experiencing problems? There's nowhere I can't reach. |
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